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Quito
Quito is the capital of Ecuador, and it offers a ton of attractions for residents and tourists alike. You can visit the old historic center, which includes some beautiful cathedrals and museums that showcase local art and culture. You can also take part in popular festivals like La Quema del Año Viejo (Burning of the Old Year) or El Carnaval (Carnival).
The city's economy thrives on tourism thanks to its natural beauty and colonial architecture, but you'll also find plenty of opportunities for work if you're looking to settle down here permanently.
The neighborhoods around Quito are diverse: Barrios Altos (Upper Neighborhoods) has many shops, restaurants, hotels and bars; La Mariscal is where most tourists stay; Carcelén is where many middle-class locals live; while Milagroso is home to many expats who have moved here over recent decades seeking better living conditions than they had before moving away from their home countries due to political unrest or economic instability back home.
Quito is one of the safest cities in South America, and it's easy to get around thanks to the metro system. There are also plenty of taxis available if you're traveling with a group or want to avoid public transport.
The city is full of history and culture, so you'll never be bored here. There are plenty of museums, galleries and other attractions to keep you busy for days on end if you're traveling solo or with friends.
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